The Best Sneakers From the WNBA All-Star Game 2026

Saturday’s WNBA All-Star Game in Chicago was about as solidly entertaining as you could hope for from a midseason exhibition. Jonquel Jones earned MVP honors after nearly notching a triple-double, Caitlin Clark poured in five threes, and Team Spoon defeated Team Coop 129-122.It was an especially great game from a kicks perspective, however. With more excellent signature models in the W than ever these days, the court was littered with never-before-seen player exclusives, hot new collaborations, and brash, expressive colorways. Here are five of the best sneakers we spotted at the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game.Caitlin Clark’s Nike Caitlin 1 “All-Star”Thus far, we’ve only seen Caitlin Clark’s debut Swoosh signatures—which officially hit stores in October—in single-toned makeups. But for the ASG, the Indiana Fever megastar premiered the low-slung silhouette in a punchy sunrise gradient that fades from an orangey yellow to fuschia to royal blue along the soles. “I think these will be a favorite,” the 24-year-old said on Instagram. Seems like a strong bet.Caitlin Clark in the Nike Caitlin 1 “All-Star” Geoff Stellfox/Getty ImagesA’ja Wilson’s Nike A’Two “White Label LX”On Friday, Nike unveiled a “White Label” pack featuring four of its current hoops models decked out in clean white with mirrored silver detailing: the Book 2, Ja 3, Sabrina 4, and A’ja Wilson’s A’Two. The latter was arguably the strongest and most luxurious of the bunch, with a faux ostrich texture across the sidewalls and a quilted pattern running up the tongue.A’ja Wilson in the Nike A’Two “White Label LX” Melissa Tamez/Getty ImagesCourtesy of NikeAngel Reese’s Reebok Angel Reese 1 “Barbie”Angel Reese has long been dubbed the “Bayou Barbie,” and Reebok managed to bring that nickname to life by partnering with Mattel’s iconic doll line on the latest edition of the Atlanta Dream star’s signature shoe. Releasing on Monday, August 3, the chunky kicks come emblazoned with a hot pink (what else?) tongue and heel, and will be accompanied by a full apparel collection and a Reese-ified Barbie doll.Angel Reese in the Reebok Angel Reese 1 “Barbie” Melissa Tamez/Getty ImagesCourtesy of ReebokKahleah Copper’s Adidas Harden Vol. 10 “Ruei”After dropping in limited numbers at Fanatics Fest earlier this month, Kahleah Cooper gave us our first on-court look at Adidas’s buzzy new collaboration with streamer Ray’s clothing line Ruei. Dousing the hypnotically molded Harden Vol. 10 in a punchy pink, the sneakers boast an oversized stars graphic printed on the right foot and the brand’s wordmark across the left. A wider public release of the shoe is rumored for September 1.Kahleah Copper in the Adidas Harden Vol. 10 “Ruei” Jeff Haynes/Getty ImagesCourtesy of AdidasJonquel Jones’s Nike KD19 “Blueberry Blast”The 2024 Finals MVP has a long history of wearing Kevin Durant’s signatures, even getting her own PE version of the KD17 a couple of years back. On Saturday, Jones opted for the freshest colorway of the new KD19 we’ve seen yet—a brash metallic blue that would feel right at home in one of those bonkers Pop-Tarts or Gatorade ads from the early aughts.Jonquel Jones in the Nike KD19 “Blueberry Blast” Stephen Gosling/Getty ImagesCourtesy of Nike